Saudi pilot downs two Iraqi warplanes and US troops surge
Saudi pilot shoots down two Iraqi warplanes as U S forces swell the Desert Storm buildup toward 500000, surpassing expectations and signaling growing U S pressure. U S Navy captures 51 Iraqis amid air campaigns with disputed damage levels.
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Iowa Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Air Host Case
The Iowa Supreme Court denied Cedar Rapids Airport Commission’s bid for rehearing after a ruling ordering the commission to pay about $3.1 million in damages to Air Host Inc. of Memphis Tennessee. Details on page 1B.
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Fire injures two children in Dubuque apartment blaze
A Thursday morning fire tore through a Dubuque apartment leaving two children badly burned. Fire crews rushed to the scene and battled the flames as investigators sort out the cause and extent of damage to the unit and neighboring residences.
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Budget battle nears accord on 1991 plan
Democrats moved closer to accepting a Senate budget proposal to balance the 1991 budget and cut spending by 61.9 million dollars without layoffs or higher taxes, easing the deficit fight.
When Harry Left Sally explores dating at UIowa stage
An Iowa City dance troupe stages a humorous look at mating rituals inspired by film romance. The performance titled When Harry Left Sally runs tonight and Saturday at the University of Iowa, offering a flip side to happily-ever-after.
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Wounded Hawks Injuries Worry Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa basketball fans worry as injuries to two top players strain the Hawkeyes in Big Ten play. Coach and team seek a comeback after a rough stretch.
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Norwest plans international branch in Cedar Rapids
Norwest Bank Iowa expects to open an international branch office in Cedar Rapids. The plan is discussed for page 6C with details provided in that section.
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War expands as air and sea clash over Iraq and Kuwait
Allied forces press through clear skies with intensified air strikes on Iraq and Kuwait while Iraq losses mount. U.S. and British aircraft suffer two downings and a dramatic rescue as royal guards and minesweepers are targeted near Kuwaiti shores.
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Fear and vigilance on Kibbutz Ein Dor amid Scud threat
Residents of Kibbutz Ein Dor an hour north of Tel Aviv live under nightly air raid sirens and possible chemical attacks as Iraq pummels Israel with Scud missiles. Ben Cell from Mount Vernon and Dell describe constant fear, siren warnings, plastic-wrapped shelters, and evolving use of gas masks as they wait for the next strike.
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U.S. to deploy over half a million in Persian Gulf
U.S. officials forecast more than 500000 military personnel in the Persian Gulf for the Iraq war, nearing Vietnam mobilization levels after three years of buildup. The figure exceeds Desert Storm projections and reflects added specialists and units requested by Desert Storm commander Schwarzkopf.
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Closed meeting on school art may have broken law
The Cedar Rapids Community school board held a private session last week to discuss its art collection removal from the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art. Superintendent Stephen Daeschner admitted the board failed to give notice for the closed meeting and said an open session will consider the action next Monday. He argued a legal allowance for private discussion may apply, but provided few details. The collection, valued at 2.75 million dollars and including 30 Grant Wood pieces, has caused long-running tension with the museum.
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Iowa jobless rate climbs as recession hits home
Iowa's unemployment rose to 4.4 percent in December as national slowdown hits manufacturing. DES data show 66,200 unemployed, up from 59,800 in November and 60,200 a year earlier, with total employment down 11,100 from November. Linn County's rate rose to 4.9 percent, tied to factory closures rather than statewide trends.
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